Hi Scott,
Thanks for the clarification. I was working from the Fundamentals/Filesets
docs which suggested that the Includes attribute on Fileset consists of:
"comma-separated list of patterns of files that must be included; all files
are included when omitted."
But this didn't appear to be tru
Hi,
I need to find out the name of the target that is being used as the default when my script runs. Because I want initialisation in one place, I dont want to have to set up some paths in two different targets. For example I have two complicated build scripts that need the chosen target (Debug|R
Hi,
Is it possible to use a fileset with the NUNIT2 task such that I can specify a pattern and then execute it as the thing to test? I tried doing the following:
But that obviously doesnt work.
Any ideas? Thanks,
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I just posted, and see where the code I'm confused about is - in AlTask.cs,
the following is used for sources:
foreach (string fileName in Sources.FileNames) {
writer.Write (" /embed:\"{0}\"", fileName);
}
Is this correct? Should it be this instead?
foreach (string fileName in Sources.FileNam
hi,
I know Draco works with SourceSafe. Does anyone know of anything that supports ClearCase?
Kind regards
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I just started using this, and am already addicted. I've had trouble trying
to use the task. For now, I'm using exec and its working, but what I'm
trying to do is the following:
al /t:lib /out:Test.dll CSTest.netmodule VBTest.netmodule"
I tried using the following, which didn't work:
I am
currently using ant. I have a Java FtpMirror taskdef that keeps a remote dirtree
in sync with a dirtree on my harddrive. Also I'm using a Concatenate taskdef
that takes a fileset and creates 1 file from it.
Are there equivalent Nant taskdefs out
there? If not equivalent, I'll take an
I am
currently using ant. I have a Java FtpMirror taskdef that keeps a remote dirtree
in sync with a dirtree on my harddrive. Also I'm using a Concatenate taskdef
that takes a fileset and creates 1 file from it.
Are there equivalent Nant taskdefs out
there? If not equivalent, I'll take an
